Local Celebration And Personal Notices In Sigel Grove
A July 3 celebration under Council No. 167 F A A features remarks by Hon L A Ryder and Prof E Stanley. Also wedding news for Alvich Oatman and Miss Nallie Oatman at the bride’s father’s home near town. Harvey Stanley dies at home from heart disease. Big Springs Creamery owner D K Henry notes milk sales rise. local wagon maker T Stevens promotes wagon materials and used buggies.
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Ohio Street
Henry Anderson
Chicago
Archie Tweed
Miss Rosa Johns
Wm. H. Johns
Lae Street
Mr. Tweed
Lawrence Celebrates Fourth of July with Races and Pageant
Lawrence hosts a July 4 events program featuring a morning bicycle road race to Haskell Institute and back, a ball game, afternoon trotting and running at Driving Park, and an evening pageant and band concert. Prominent horses entered in several races. prizes offered. entries to Tracy Barnard.
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Plenty of news from the Gazette of July 1 1587
The Gazette notes heavy rain in the past week and lists births, deaths, and local happenings. It covers new businesses, trips, court sessions, marriages, a Fourth of July picnic, and various personal notices featuring residents of Lawrence and nearby areas.
District Schools Graduates Shine at County High School
The district schools held their graduation exercises in the county at the high school. A wide program featured salutatory and essays by Maude Spencer and Matilda Beine, recitations by Albert Regs and Minnie Darnold, and essays by Florence Banker among many others. The class lists numerous students with varied topics from Napoleon to the World’s Fair and Kansas history. A Fourth of July note announces a new departure in celebration and a debate on annexation of Hawaii.
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Constitution
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Eureka Springs
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Kansas News Roundup Mixed Local Notes and Events
A long column from a Kansas paper recounts various items from towns like Atchison, Hutchinson, Emporia, and Wichita. It notes court appeals, public disturbances, theater stunts, wheat harvests, political chatter, police fines, and local business notices with dates, names and places scattered throughout.
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